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This is NOT about "erasing our history" as some folks here keep claiming. It is about ending the honoring of a traitor to the United States. Now we are honoring a true American hero.
"Established in 1918, the base was originally named after Brig. Gen. Henry Benning, a Confederate general who strongly defended slavery and was a leader in the South’s secession movement"
https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/11/us/fort-benning-georgia-renamed-moore-reaj/index.html
"Established in 1918, the base was originally named after Brig. Gen. Henry Benning, a Confederate general who strongly defended slavery and was a leader in the South’s secession movement"
https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/11/us/fort-benning-georgia-renamed-moore-reaj/index.html
Georgia's Fort Benning drops Confederacy connection with new name in honor of a military couple |...
Fort Benning, a massive US Army training base near Columbus, Georgia, was renamed Fort Moore on Thursday to honor the late Lt. Gen. Harold "Hal" Moore and his wife Julia, who both made "meaningful and lasting contributions" to the Army, officials said.
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When I was growing up, the city decided to rename a major road in our neighborhood. During the week before the official change, 'people' stole all the street signs with the old name on them.
The city didn't pay any attention, apparently thinking they were taken as keepsakes.
Over the next month, each week one or more of the new signs was replaced with the old street sign.
Eventually the problem stopped after 'people' ran out of old signs to put back up.
The city didn't pay any attention, apparently thinking they were taken as keepsakes.
Over the next month, each week one or more of the new signs was replaced with the old street sign.
Eventually the problem stopped after 'people' ran out of old signs to put back up.
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